REPORTS ON BURMA
Courage to
Resist
8 Seconds of
Silence 2005
'Threat to the
Peace: A Call for the UN Security Council to Act in Burma',
(c) September 2005, commissioned by The Honourable Vaclev
Havel and Bishop Desmond M Tutu
'The Darkness
We See: Torture in Burma’s Interrogation Centers and
Prisons', (c) December 2005, The Assistance Association of
Political Prisoners in Burma (AAPPB).
‘TOTAL
Oil: fuelling the oppression in Burma’, © March
2005, Burma Campaign UK.
‘Country
Reports on Human Rights Practices’, © February
2005, US Dept of State, Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights,
and Labor.
'The
Impact Of Armed Conflict on the Children of Burma' (c) Jan
2005,
National Coalition Government of the Union of Burma (NCGUB)
‘Doing
Business in or with Burma’, © January 2005, International
Confederation of Free Trade Unions.
‘Country
Summary 2005’ - Burma © January 2005, Human Rights
Watch.
‘The
Persecution of the Ethnic Nationals and the Suppression of
Democracy in Burma’, © December 2004, Christian
Solidarity Worldwide.
‘Third
Annual Worldwide Press Freedom Index’, © October
2004, Reporters Sans Frontieres.
‘Freedom
in The World 2005. Table of Independent Countries - Comprative
Measures of Freedom’ © September 2004, Freedom
House.
‘Freedom
in The World 2004. Country Ratings’ © September
2004, Freedom House.
‘Facing
political imprisonment, prisoners of concern to Amnesty’,
© July 2004, Amnesty International.
‘Shattering
Silences – Karen women speak out at the Burmese military’s
use of rape as a strategy of war in Karen State’ ©
April 2004, Karen Womens Organisation.
‘System
of Impunity – Nationwide patterns of sexual violence
by Burma’s military’ © April 2004, Women’s
League of Burma.
‘Annual
Report 2004’ © March 2004, Amnesty International.
‘World
Report 2003’ - Burma © March 2004, Human Rights
Watch.
‘Out
Of Sight, Out Of Mind: Thai Policy toward Burmese Refugees’,
© February 2004, Human Rights Watch.
‘Burma:
Terror rules’ a dossier on Burma © June 2003, International
Confederation of Free Trade Unions.
‘No
Safe Place: Burma’s Army and the rape of ethnic women’
© April 2003, Refugees International.
‘Developments
concerning the question of the observance by the Government
of Myanmar of the Forced Labour Convention of 1930’,
© March 2003, International Labour Organisation.
‘My
Gun Was As Tall As Me - Child Soldiers in Burma’ ©
October 2002, Human Rights Watch.
‘Licence
To Rape - Burmese military regime’s use of sexual violence
as a weapon of war’ © May 2002, Shan Human Rights
Foundation & Shan Women’s Action Network.
FURTHER READING
Allen, Louise (2000)
“Burma: The Longest War”, Weidenfeld & Nicholson.
Aung San Suu Kyi (1991) “Freedom from
Fear and other Writings”, Penguin Books.
Aung San Suu Kyi (1997) “Letters from
Burma”, Penguin Books.
Aung San Suu Kyi and Clements, Alan (1997)
“The Voice of Hope”, Penguin Books.
Brookes, Stephen (2000) “Through The
Jungle Of Death: A Boy’s Escape from Wartime Burma”,
UK Press.
Carey, Peter (1997) “Burma: The Challenge
of Change in a Divided Society”, New York Macmillan
Press.
Clements, Alan (1991) “Burma: The Next
Killing Fields ?”, Berkeley: Odonian Press.
Khoo Thwe, Pascal (2003) “From the
Land of Green Ghosts - A Burmese Odyssey”, HarperCollins.
Maclean, Rory (1998) “Under the Dragon:
Travels in the Betrayed Land”, Harper Collins.
Yawnghwe Mahadevi, (1999) “The White
Umbrella” Bangkok: Post Books.
Mawdesley, James (2002) “The Iron Road”,
North Point Press - originally published as,
Mawdesley, James (2001) “The Heart
Must Break”, Century (Random House) Press.
Rogers Benedict, (2004) “A Land Without
Evil ”, Monarch Books (UK).
Tucker, Shelby (1991) “Burma - The
Curse of Independence”, Pluto Press.
All Burma Students Democratic Front (1998)
“Tortured Voices - Personal Accounts of Burma’s
Interrogation Centres”, ABSDF Publications.
Moe Aye (1999) “Ten Years On –
the Life and Views of a Burmese Student Political Prisoner”,
Louise Southalan.
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